I don't think there's any contradiction.
First of all, I underline that our primary instrument, whether we're lowering interest rates or raising interest rates, is the interest rate. Quantitative easing and quantitative tightening are complementary tools. When you can't lower your policy interest rate any further, you have to find a different way to lower interest rates, and that's what quantitative easing does. It pushes interest rates further down the yield curve.
Our primary instrument is interest rates. We're raising those rapidly. We're also using quantitative tightening. That is complementing the increase in our policy rate by pushing interest rates further up the yield curve. So they—